WilmerHale Ranked Among Leading Firms in 2025 Chambers FinTech

WilmerHale Ranked Among Leading Firms in 2025 Chambers FinTech

Recognition

WilmerHale was ranked among the leading law firms for FinTech work in the 2025 edition of Chambers FinTech. Clients commended the firm’s “exceptional attention to detail in solving complex problems” within their legal departments. They also noted, “WilmerHale has deep experience with the underlying technology and business challenges that digital asset and FinTech companies face. They consistently provide timely, top-notch, actionable support."

The guide recognized the firm in three categories: FinTech Legal – USA, FinTech Legal: Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies – USA and Crypto-Asset Disputes. Tiffany J. Smith, co-chair of the firm’s Crypto Working Group and Stephanie Avakian, Securities and Financial Services Department Chair, were also recognized in the guide.

WilmerHale’s FinTech practice features a multi-disciplinary team including lawyers across our Regulatory and Government Affairs, Transactional, Securities and Financial Services, Intellectual Property and Litigation/Controversy Departments. They leverage their deep and broad experience across practices to provide counsel on the material issues that financial institutions, corporate clients and FinTech emerging companies must navigate. 

WilmerHale has deep roots in the world of securities, futures and derivatives regulation and a long track record representing many of the most innovative companies working with blockchain and digital assets. The firm’s Crypto Working Group is led by two partners representing some of the most innovative companies in the world, Zachary Goldman and Tiffany J. Smith.

Read more about the Chambers FinTech rankings at chambers.com.

 

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